Memory Care Communities in Auburn Hills, MI

Life Care Services is the first and only senior living company to rank first in customer satisfaction for seven consecutive years among independent senior living providers in the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Senior Living Satisfaction Study and leads the way in senior living with over 50 years of proven experience you can trust. As an LCS community, we bring passion and performance through strong financial stewardship, lifestyle-centered services as well as high quality health services in our community. To honor our resident-first mindset, we focus on the LCS signature experiences to help you and your family find complete peace of mind. Each signature experience was created to provide residents with the services and tools needed to remain safe, healthy, and inspired. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"We like Stratford Place, but they were deemed ineligible. It's a small community with just 26 people or so, and it was just very homey. We liked it very much, but they didn't qualify with my mother's policy. The staff was very personable and seemed to care about the residents. It was just a nice homey place. We were very sad that it didn't qualify. It's very clean. They have obviously a nice dining room. They have fireplaces, and it's just warm and cozy. They interact with the residents. It just was a perfect place. It's nice, clean, neat, and didn't smell or anything. They have assisted living and memory care, but we didn't go into the memory care."

"My mother has lived at Flourish Collection (previously Blossom Springs Assisted Living) for the past 4 years. The care she receives after suffering a stroke has been wonderful. The staff treats her like a family member and gives me piece of mind when I can’t be with her. While nothing is perfect, they are always willing to listen and try to correct whatever the problem may be. While I don’t live that close to the community, I wouldn’t move her anywhere else based on the facility and care she receives. I would recommend Flourish Collection to anyone looking for a community for their loved ones."

"The best decision we made, the team is great, the building is beautiful, and my entire family enjoys visiting. My mother has had a great time making friends."

"It was fantastic. Lynette was wonderful and patient, answered all the questions, took us through, and even tried to think ahead for us. The people were great. The apartments seemed very suitable. Of course, it's not home. You have to make it home and there's not a lot of storage. Everything was very well kept and very clean. We checked the dining area. It looked very nice. The food looked good."

"It was very nice and the gentleman who showed me around was very helpful. I liked the place. He showed me a little apartment which was very nice. The dining area and grounds were nice. It seemed like staff was around. I just was impressed. They have a dining area, a library, a craft room, and a place where they have parties."

"Brookdale Troy is one of my choices but that's a little bit on the pricey side. What I like most about it is the activities and that they are free to roam the very large complex so they wouldn't feel trapped. They had an outdoor facility. I came in during breakfast, and they had organized exercise. One patient had a meltdown while I was there, and I like the way that they handled it. The way that they handled it, it was like, 'Okay, this person's upset, let him be upset.' They did try to calm him down and the person worked it out themselves with a little bit of assistance. There was no arguing, the person was mad, and that's what it was. The staff who toured me was very informative and very nice. They had a gym and a secured courtyard. They had like a baby nursery with dolls in it, and they had a little pool workroom that men could go to, and they pretend that they were working on stuff. They believe that they are. They had this open just-go-for-it-and-live-your-life type feel."

"We visited here. They pretty much told us that my mom was not ready for assisted living and that she needed to go to independent living. I thought it was beautiful. It was very clean. The people were very kind. It was a quiet environment. The young lady that took us around was very knowledgeable and very caring. She took a lot of time with my mom. I do think the staff was very informative. I didn't get the feeling that they were trying to draw me into the business. I felt like they were actually caring about the individual and making recommendations based on what the person needed rather than just trying to get somebody in there."

"Story Point of Birmingham is a beautifully decorated and well-maintained senior community. The exceptional staff, from hands-on care staff to administrators and maintenance staff; greet residents and their family members by name and with a smile. Frequent hugs help to create a warm and nurturing environment. Probably the best feature of the Story Point experience is the way it is lovingly adapted to the specific needs of each resident and their families. This helps each individual feel like they belong to a secure, caring, and supportive community where they can live with dignity and be as independent and active as possible."

"This is a wonderful, caring, friendly living center. We are very happy that we chose Sunrise for our sister. "

"My mom was here. The rooms were beautiful, and the staff was very friendly. She really enjoyed her stay there. The rooms were very spacious and clean. It had a luxurious feel to it. Their dining room was very homey, and the food was very good."

"It isn't the nicest-looking place in the world, but the small number of residents and the amount of staff more than make up for this. The staff were truly caring and sensitive. The smaller nature of the facility makes the place easy to navigate (which is nice because some of the bigger places in West Bloomfield, for example, are like mazes and very hard to navigate), and hard to get lost in. They let us visit for as long as we liked and did not restrict us to a set of hours during the day. They even accomodated a request to sleep in the room with my mom. Just a fantastic place and I would recommend it to anyone. "

"My mom moved to Golden Grace by Majestic Residences. They've been very caring. They're also very good at helping with the transition because we just moved there. The food was very good. There was no smell. Everything was clean and dusted. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. It's not a large facility, but for a group home, it's laid our very well."

"I am a retired Intensive Care Registered Nurse and Co-Guardian of an elderly 91 year old dear gentleman friend with multiple health issues and confined to a wheel chair. Following a serious illness and long term rehabilitation, he needed more care then the assisted living facility he had resided pre-hospitalization could provide. I chose Chester Street Residence. The following is my observations of Chester Street Residence over many months. (I am there at least 3-4 days a week) Chester Street Residence provides all the traditional services an Assisted Living Facility can provide but also has the unique ability to provide a high level of care traditionally found only in nursing homes and Hospice. Amazingly this facility manages to provide a home-like environment combined with thorough professional medical care which elevates each resident's quality of life tremendously. All the staff, including nursing, administrative, maintenance and kitchen show a warmth and compassion towards each resident that is unbeatable. Their philosophy seems to be "Treat the body and soul." No-one is ever to busy to walk by a resident without giving a friendly tease or some form of affection such as a hug even to those residents stricken with dementia or Alzheimer's. This unusually found high human contact with each resident not only provides comfort but also verifies each residents emotional and physical condition continually through out the day. The dining room is elegantly designed and encourages socialization and interaction amongst the residence as well as family/friends. The meals are cooked daily at the facility and are nutritious and delicious. I have attended meals numerous times over the months and I am amazed to observe special diets and special needs such as assistance with meals as well as a residence likes are provided effortless and cheerfully. Following meal time, it is not uncommon to see residents, their family members/friends and staff engaged in activities such as cards, puzzles, ice cream, making crafts for a specific holiday etc. The room is often filled with warmth and laughter. All the residents' rooms are located along one hall with the nursing station, library and dining room in the middle. This provides the avenue where if my gentleman friend is sleeping or napping in his room, he is visible to the staff numerous times each nursing shift. The resident's rooms are effectively laid out to accommodate elderly mobility and handicap aids. Each resident can furnish their own room with their own furniture and articles which maintained familiarity and comfort to my elderly gentleman friend. The rooms are large, bright and designed to eliminate clutter which allows him to migrate easily in his electric wheel chairs to his personal articles. The bathroom as well is designed to accommodate both he in his wheel chair, (toilette aids, bars to grab, shower stool etc) and nursing assistance without being cramped. My elderly gentleman friend has progressed from an initial marked level of confusion, dependency and depression to a more independent, happy go lucky fellow with lots of smiles. It warms my heart watching him buzz around the facility in his electric wheel chair teasing all who cross his path. When I leave the facility following my visit, for the first time, I feel comfortable knowing he is safe, happy and professionally cared for in environment which is truly unique. I have never witnessed a facility (either in my personal life or medical career) that can match the nurturing, caring, compassion and medical professionalism consistently displayed towards its residents. This is the way it is suppose to be and there .... IT IS! "